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i X 1:3': ;t ' i" ' ' j OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON 1 7 t ? ' r ' 1 S AU regnlat; $25.00 Suits ror Overcoats All rcgulal- $30.00 Suit? or Overcoats :i:lt.- All eaK$35.pq iSuiU orOyercoats All regular $40.00 Suits,' or Overcoats All regular $45.00 Suits or Overcoats 1 !; : COME EARLY G. jW t . -- ,2 Si- : : RJUX.T. RISING t TE3IPERATVRE " OREGONf ,TRa!n west nd un settled followed ' by' rain or snow li& east portion In the' afternoon or night; slowly rising teTfcniera tare; fresh southerly winds. Max. 42; Mln. 2 S ;V riyer. falling; ain fall 03; atmosphere, part cloudy; wind south. ..'-. v- , - John Cohcran TIsits L . John Cochran, employe oil the federal rerenue, offices , in ort land, spent !yesterday .t in Salem risltlng with his father r Mr. Cochran formerly was deputy sec- rpiary 01 state. Are You Worried?. , ,. Dr. Hawkins can answer: jronr questions. Hotel Bligb. ' J3 -4 Hare you troubles wlth your real estate or insurance? It's; our business: bring them in. Beck a jfc Hendricks, 18 N. High. d!25tf IDllIard Elkins. member oil the state Industrial accident commis sion. Is spending a few dajfs at Eugene. He was accompanied there by Mrs. Elkins. p ipse CaleBdM Free Homer H Smith Ins. Agency, oyer Millers. t ' . ! ; i d22tf 1- r L . - ; At the Gray Belle. ' I J 3 . ; " - Gorernor Speaks j MGoTernor Pierce spent yester day at Eatacadla. where he: ap. address before members local grange. The governor return here today." " j Errluslre IMstiibalidn -!Por W. W. Kimball pianos, jkare pt a will B." Chas BaTenport Sc Tacy BusH..: . Gerts. Moore's Music House; 409-415 Court 20tf 910 Coupon Book) for Salcpi-Clesnert Jfc'Dyers. 2S68. ; . Phone Grade J Tea-lwTs " Papers ' Coutoty school . su peiintendents from all sections -of f Oregon ar- rired InSalem yesterday to assist in grading papers resulting. from JOE WILLIAMS The '.Battery Man J s W "Will ." T. Tor it CUmJ B Dn Wtta Owl Serrtc.t Ml Court St.1 Phone fl OS Eastman Brothers I 1 5 - Furnaces Salem Office 169 S. Hi . ' r"5 - Office Hours: 12 M. TO 2 P. M. PACTOUYi :8XLVERTOy; ORE. "JF f . . j t Undmvcod Typewritcrpo. : DirccTFartory Branch RIO Court fMreet I1on 263 Typewriters Bented, .Sold, Special rental fates tc students XL F. WOODRYr SON AtioMr and Frtr y ruk lor Ud reraitar. istpro J71 -North OwnmercUl, . i ' Office Phone 75 I or Besldence Ptiono 1843j.w; CITY NE ( -, m ma - MENS" iohnsoh & Co. : - 469 WS IN examinations held in the schools of the 'State "afew months ago. It will require approximately 10 days to complete the work. LA banquet and sereral business meetings will provide entertain ment for the educators during their stay in Salem. Arc Yon Sick? . '.. .See Dr. Hawkins, divine meta physician. Hotel Bllgh. j3 Dr. 31arhall, Osteopathic Physician and! surgeon. J3 Visiting In Portland j W. A. Mullen, deputy state real estate commissioner. Is spending a few days ' in " Portland visiting at the home of his wife's parents. He was accompanied to Salem by Mrs. Mullen. 1 ' 4 : : i i. -V- ' - Xew Red Seal Hfcord 4 V Single faced 25c and 35c- Stiffs Furniture -Co. d5tf Enrollment of Xew Students . In dramatic expression and public speaking at Miss Dibble's studio, Monday and Tuesday af ternoons. J8d N. Com'l. St. Room 25. 43 Accepts Position . Miss Ogla Gray, formerly em ployed as stenographer in the of flees of Attorneys McNary and Keyes, has accepted a similar po sition in the offices Of the state supreme court. ! f Business Building, Cheap . . ' New brick, with excellent lease to net 9 per cent, 121,000; $7,000 to handle. Real buy. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High. d25tf Radio Poles of Superior Quality - Good used sets. Phone 193 5. - -. j9 Report 304 Accidents There was a total of 364 in dustrial accidents in the state of Oregon during the ,' wek ending December 31, according to a re port prepared yesterday by the State industrial accident commis sion. Of the accidents reported. 283. were subject to the provisions of the compensation act, 78 were from firms and corporations thai hare rejected the' law and one was from a public utility not subject to state protection. ' Hotel Marion- ! ,. ; Dollar dinner, served 5:45 to"8 every evening; J2lf Team Getting Ready; - The' Professional' ; basketball team which Kenneth'' " Brown is coaching.- is gradually getting into shape, They have not played any FOB DOrORMATIOlf v ABOUT RAJLBOAD TRIPS ; KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING Fpr the right kind of materials and the very best -workman-' built van . MO. ,. Gabriel Powder and Supply Co. 1 75 S. Commercial Phone 729 1 - . -A. 3 xvma Hsna v aenn noW $170 iiow $21.00 now $240 now $28.00 now $31.00 BRFEF real games yet. but they have been in several I skirmishes, and these were good! enough to prove that when the team gets into regular running gear , they ' will be an exceedingly good team. Some games will be scheduled with OAC. Washougal. Multnomah club. Silverton, and! other places. They 'plan to play ja good many American Legion teams through out this part of the 'country. Furniture Upholstery And repalriizg. ! Giese-Powers Furniture company. s20tf Radio Headquarters, Phone lOJW Zenith, Fada, Mognavox, and used sets. f Good radio poles, 175 South High. J9 Answer Fire Call Yesterday the fire f department was called out by an alarm of a Chimney fire at the corner of CJot age street and Fairgrounds road. The fire did not get under way enough to cause much damage, Used Baby Grand Piano Will sacrifice for quick sale. Terms. Tallman Piano store, 395 South Twelfth. J5 j . Capital Barber Shop, 204 State St. January 1. 1926, hair cut; 25c; -shave and neck shave, 25c: fhair bobbing 25e by experienced lady, any style. 264 State St. J5 Srvere Weather Reported According to the letter received here recently by Mrs. D. H. Clark, frottn her daughter, Mrs. H. L. Me Intyre. of Rosedale, Indiana, they are ''having exceedingly severe weather i n that section. The Mc Intyre 's-are ex-Salemites. Mr. Me Intyre used to own the Nob Hill Grocery store. Why Worry Longer? Dr. Hawkins will answer your questions about your future. Ho tel Bligh. J3 Warm Pleasant Room In a new home s suitable for gentleman. Phone 74 7-W. 33 Boxing Armory Arena Tuesday evening Jan. Phil Bayes vs Eddie Kelley, ten'3-min-ute rounds. Tommy Murphy vs' Kewpie Riley. G three-nUnute round.. Special event Eddie Fox vs Kid McCormack. four 3-minute rounds. Snappy preliminary. Sanc tion Salem Boxing Commission. - J5 Vacant Flat , Furnace, etc, 5 ; large rooms, 830, to . adults. Range connected. See 666 Mr Ferry street. Becke it Hendricks, 189 N.- High street. J3 i 920 Calendar Free, Homer H. Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers. , d22tf Boxing Armory Arena--i Tuesday evening Jan, C. Phil Bayes vs Eddie Kelley, ten ,3 -minute rounds. Tommy Murphy vs DISEASES Treated by Osteopathy and theJ latest Electrical v Therapy In- eluding Dr. Atoram's Electronic System,. .f:.?;; ... . ,yf . Xo charge or consultat Ion ' Physician and Surgeon i ZT.Mt TJ..S. 'Bkf Building ' "i- V"l- --4 Salemt Oreg6n f . ' !"'- m;':,W-V , 4 Ml 1 We have n Dodge delivery that is going to give some one real service. This is a "late 101.0 licensed as a 102O and in real good shape with five, good ' t ires. Come and get It. t ' f , :. ; ---i,--' The price U only fSOO.OOJ. t awm 1 Kewpie Rilej-, ,6 three-minute rounds. Special event Eddie Fox Ts Kid McCormack, four 3-minute rounds. Snappy preliminary,; Sanc tion Salem Boxing Commission. . L. : . . .. . is First Church of Chrtet ' Scientist. Salem. Oregon, an nounces a free lecture on Chris tian Science by Paul Stark Seeley, C. S. B., of Portland, Oregon, member ot the Board of Lecture ship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist in Boston. Mass., at the Church edifice. Liberty and Chemeketa sts., Monday evening. January 4. 1926, at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. j3 Xew Courses in Dramatic expression and de velopment of speaking voice, start ing ttfis week at Miss Dibble's studio, ISO N. Com'l. St.. room 25. Register now. j3 Trade What Yoa Have For what you want. See Terr mlnal Realtors, Terminal hotel lobby. d9tf Employment Report Filed , Through the Salem YMCA em ployment bureau 17 men and 2 women have received employment during the past week, according to report submitted by Sim Ph'il lips, head of the bureau. There were : 59 men to apply for jobs, and 23; calls for help. Twenty men were referred. Fourteen wo men applied, with three jobs be ing called In. Two women were referred and both placed. Forewarned Is Forearmed-- V Ask Dr. nawkins and lose your anxiety .4 Hotel Bligh. . IP 43. r liocatloii for Millinery Store: wanted at once, i Will buy' lease. Care Statesman, box 4065. i J3 Fined for Speeding Yesterday a general cleaning out of holiday charges was accom plished - by he city court. Judge Poulsen? meled out fy nneil for speeding to the following: ; C. C. riarsontL. D. Miller and Ralph Wlckersham. A. W. Sullivin was fined $7.50 for the same offense. A Sew Pipe Organ rtecord By the new electricar process; a real treat. Stop in at Stiff's and hear it4 d8tf Mien You Think Of piano- refinishing, think of I. J, Hersha at Moore's Music House. Phone 983. J3 Fined for Parkins: F. E. Nleswander, W: ; Boone and A. V. Caldwell were fined $1 each by Judge Poulsen yesterday for parking overtime. Furniture Upholstery And repairing. Giese-Powew Furniture company. 20tf Saxophone and Band-r - , ' Instrument repairing; gold and tsilver plating. Dake's j Musical Instrument Repair shop, , room 3 McCornack Bldg, over Millers. Phone 2215. j3 Failing .to Dim Charged ' Thomas Newton ot this city was arrested Saturday by Officer Hick man: He was charged with fall ing to dim his lights. He was cited to appear before Judge Poul sen January 4. Marcell's Miracle Mineral for your better health For ;free interview write G. II. Gazeley, special representative. Box 339. jt' Start the New Year Right r "4- Have 2 rarmenta -cleaned for I the price of one. Salem Cleaners & Dyers. . Phone 1868. Three Licenses Issued Three marriage licenses were?; armiiea tor in tne couniv eiers: bp m office Saturday. They were takenrTTTTTi rrtTTTTT n-. -rnTrn .-r out , -byte J.I R. Kennedy, painter,' Salem, hand Mary .. White,. . 15f0. North , Commercial ; George TlACYfSFUEL :t !r4yARDM 107 jj iStrect . T ;Telephone 2911 . Fi N. WOQDRY I ' AUCTIONEER 4- Pays Cash For Furniture - .;.4"'t-'. - - V ResWlence ami Store i , . 1 01O North. Summer ' : Established Since 1010 Speed.y-' mechanic, ' Salem, - and Irene Shephard, 273 North High; Glenn - Morris sheet metal Work er, route 3,, box 104, and Vera Myrtle Battles, route 3,' box 16 1: Parnaees in All - Four new homes, immediate possession; three have garage. A down payment, then terms like rent. ' Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High street. j3 Returns to Portland s William R. King returned to Pqrtland late yesterday after a court session on the Kelley-Willos cas! The , Best Resolution For the beginning: of this New Year is one," which will enable a young person to become inde pendent and self-supporting; A course at the Capital Business Col lege will do this quickly. Enroll tbmorrow. Day or night. j3 Bonds Delivered City Recorder Poulsen deliver ed street Improvement bonds yes terday to the United States Nation al Bank of Salem, for the amount of $24,971.65. In addition, the Lank paid; a premium 'of $1867 on the entire issue. This Is over $7.50 on each $100. Save Your Radiator From freezing, at O. J. Wilson's garage, 388 North Commercial prompt service. d-29tf Speeder Is Fined A. D. Gorton of Portland was finfd $10 for speeding when he appeared in the justice, court here yesterday. He was arrested by R. H. Reinhart of the state traffic division. Dr. White, Osteopathy Electronic diagnosis and treat ment. j3 High Winds Tear Tops High winds in the vicinity of the Vista House, 'on the Columbia highway, are" 'reported to have ripped automobile tops to shreds. Many drivers took rope and wound it over the ribs to keep the cloth from being carried away. Cars, not" so protected, were seen with bare. ribs sticking Into the air. Experienced Waitress Wanted At the Gray Belle. j3 Birth Is Reported First birth to be reported at the office of the city health officer in 1926 was that of a boy to MY. and Mrs. C. H. McClane, 2545 State street. The boy has been named Charles Harlon, Jr. Y'our Dream When will my dreams come true? - Dr. Hawkins can tell you about your future. Hotel Bligh. . J3 Building Permits Issued Building for 1926 started off with I a bD when three permits for a total of $8050 were taken" out from the of flee, 'of thfr city re corder yesterday. ...Melvtn Johnson was the first to. recejve a permit, in 1326. . Ills was for the erection of a, 1 one-story dwelling at l?lj Maple Avenue, at a cost of $2750. Otto . J. Wilson, local Bulck' deal-, er, received a permit to repair bis garage at- Com-mereiaf and Center streets at a cost -of $5000." John Seymour was given a permit io erect a garage at 1435 North Win ter street, to cast $300. Xew Years, Xetg. Home Take this 4 rooms new with furnace, fireplace, hardwood, etc-. Te have three north,, south and east. $3600 to $3800.. Terms. $100 to $600 down; balance like rent. Immediate possession on 2. Becke & Hendricks, jl 89 N. High street. - - ' d26tf Arrested on Desertion Charge Willis Kelly was arrested by Of fleer - George. D. White yesterday morning, and is being held at the city jail on a charge of desertion from the United States army. Fined for Speeding Herman Garret, who was arrest ed December 31 on a charge of .speeding, was fined, $5 yesterday, by city Judge Poulsen. , Reports Theft a"C. A. -Forrest. 1344 Ferry street reports that a lady's shawt,-of "an old rose color, and a checked red and brown "auto robe were stolen "lront his rkf New Yeaf day, The f;fcar was parked at Twelfth and Ferry streets. 1 ; - ntf state Trades 03 ' W-U. RALK Oft. EXCHANGE A S3000 i-ThV, Court street ; Christian church will hold its annual meet Ing Monday evening. At 7 o'clock a basket dinner will be served thttk icjnbersbipv Following the din- ner the ' annual meeting, wm oe PRISONERS OF INFINITY "t V e fire", nun jjriBuinri 9 . - ma infinity without' outleti where 4n noltnc. perishes, wherein everything is dispersed- but ISothfngf lost; Neither a :body : unr it thouarht can' dron out of Kihe universe, out of time ..and fSpace,; 1 ot an. nomoi . oar. leju not " " quiver 'of - our- hervek will go where they will cease to be, lom there is no place ?Vhre5anthing ceases : lo " be. i W 1 x i Maurice Maeterlinck Ridden i Sod held in the. church auditorium. All new' of embers.. will be tendered a special recognition as part of the program . Every department, the pastor and officers of the church will present written reports of tho past , year work.':- An -enlarged budget of local expense - and for missions and benevolence wllibo presented for adoption. Also new officers will be elected, j Suffers Injuries . , . Tom Calvert of 1363 North Sum mer street sustained a sprained back and minor bruises New Years day when the car; he. was driving collided with that driven- by 9. Vr Johnson,! of 655 South Twentieth street, -j The accident occurred at the intersection "at Fifth and Mar ket streets. - Dr. Poling Speak . Dr. C. C. Poling spoke to a large audience in.-the. Salvation Army hall last night on the topic of "Paul's PersukMpn." Rev Carl S. Miller also attended and assist attended ices. 1 V ' ed in the servic Save Your Radiator From freezing, -Ja4 O. J, Wilson's! garage, 3S8 Norh Commercial J prompt service. d-29tf Fails to Dim Light; Jur Crgeson, route 3. Salem, was arrested last1 night by Officer Edwards for falling to dim his headlights while driving on wet streets. He was cited to appear in the police court Monday after noon. Boys Are Picked Up , George Mu'rlin Busscy. IS. and Ralph Tunmore. 17, both of Port land, were picked up near the. Southern Pacific depot, last night by Officer Victor and are being held for investigation. Lights to Be Installed- Four posts fo cluster lights are to be installed on South Liberty between State and Ferry streets. The' lights will serve the Salem Bank of Commerce, Steeves, Will, Larson and Eckerlin buildings. The posts have been ordered al ready, and will bo Installed as soon as possible. They will cor respond to the cluster lights on the opposite side of the street. Bits For Breakfast Going very fast V V .Extra copies of The Statesman Annual. W Many more than usual were printed, but they will be all gone scon, the way they are going. W m They are telling to a larger aud lem e than ever about the "advant ages of this land of diversity, country of opportunity, and place of welcome. . Going 'to be a boom, one of there- days, in the "Rant lam min ing region and Salem will wake up, and find she has a. lire and grdiringmlnthg camp at "her front door. .Sure as you ; wern horn.. And" it may Be -very soon. The Marion, county grand Jury re potts the belief that-tho state frax plant ought to make a pi of it fpora now on. It certainly fhould. With the- other industries, it is n" the way' tewards making the Institution self supporting. Given $100,000 worth of new equipment, and good management, the insti tution would be self supporting In a very little while. By just keeping on keeping on. under the revolving fund law. also with good management, it will (n the course of time earn the money to buy its own equipment, to make itself self supporting. We Change Our Minds About people when we come to know' them better. About Jobs when we see how the other man works. ' About policies when our party gets into power. About children when we have some of our own. ' ? About education when we fall for lack ef preparation.- t " . About religion when we 'get In to trouble and lhave no God. - About' business after; We liave invested in. some stock, j " About contributing to Charity when, we need help-Kalamatoo Klwanls Goat. a tew m yes ti g atei a few snoop a V - '. m . J .'4 but the big majority put in their time 'merely batting In. i i . - . , 1 :, 1 - ; ' Any, expertenee tnat, keeps you jawake nights a worth ail it costs. Obitoarj CahUl -At the home, -64 8 Union street. January 2. 1925, Sara E. Cahlll. at the. age of 77 years, I She Is survived by her "husband, ICinsey C. Cahill and by; .fottf. children, Mrs. Addie BJWrlght f Red lands, CalfforI4';MrsL Minnie M. Lemon, Aldha Ore go n f George M, Cahlll . ot ,SaaDiego jind Klnsey Cahlll of -Saletp, Ftiiierat services will be h;eld -i rem! Ihc4 Terwllliger funeral hoine on.lHonday, January 4 at 2 p. ' mi Rery RIii, Putnam Will- of f Iclateaad-Hn'terment- will be in the T. O. OflK Cemetery ' i - Ft'VF.RAIJ Funeral t services for . Lena E. lieullan will be held Monday,-January' 4, at" 2 p; tiu. front the Webb funeral par loraT Rev. Er II. Shanks will- Of ficlatef Interment will be In the City I View cemetery, ?r Tire TOM He SaW'Qregon Grow From Pioneer Times iHe- Built the First R6ckoadvVs Manly R. Moore was orn at WawatosaiWis., Nov." 14. 1S47. Marrfedift Salew;; cegonil June 2,1872. Died at Salem. Oregon. Deo. 21, 1925, at the home bf his son. Crawford Moore. ; Christopher Moore, . father of Msnly R." Moored came from Tor onto. Canada, by the way of the Great Lakes to Wisconsin in lg46 ana "eeltred - mil hfaF - family In Wau watosa, a small village just north - of Milwaukee, and-'Manly R, Moore, the youngest . of the family of eight' children was born the following, yean" 4 ! In the spring of 1 52. becoming enthused after reading of the won derful Oregon country, the father with his family. Joined one of the many ommlgrant , trains .bound westward, and set out forlOregon. tt was a hard, tedious journey. A large prop6rtioh of the wagons of emmigrant trains were drawn, by oxen and those whose wagons we're drawn by horses could go ho farther each day than the balance Of the train, as they mast stay together for protection against the Indians. . j ; The family reached The Dalles during tb last days of J October.' Threo days before this, the fam ily flour gave- out on account of having divided rations with the ox team in order to sustain their vitality to the Journey's end. The last morning out from The Dalles the mother walked ahead of the train, and the1 little boy Manly was crying for bread, when she returned, her apron filled with biscuits which she had baked, and the' reader can imagine the family's Joy and relief at meeting her. .! j.'. , The; snow had . already . closed the mountain passes, ;so leaving the cattle to be wintered at The Dalles, the - family proceeded ,by portage and flat boat, 'down the river to Portland, then to Oregon City, where they 'spent? the first winter in the westv . h The following spring the-father located with his family on a do nation land claim seven: miles south of Salem. In the log cabin erected on this place, where later a modern home was ballt, the early missionary ministers often held services after the habit' of the pioneers of that day. ; " After the death of his father. Manly Moore succeeded to the farm and became a I successful farmer. " He was one of the first ta ad vocate permanent road improve ment In MarUrn county, was. road Supervisor of the districtf south .of Salem for riiany years, rfnd. while acting pas such, long before ; the day of vhc antomoWle. bailt Jhe first rock road south of .Salem. lie retired from 'firming some years' ago and" moved to 5 Salem, where, he has' since resided. : - J j "116 was married to Sarah' A., Hayden. June 2. 1872. and to thla union-four children were- borp; Mrs. R. D. Gibson. Crhwfbrd W.7 George and Edward, all of whom grew to man and womanhood on " The constant curlingand wv ing demanded by modern style in hair dress, slowly 'burns Che color lustre and very life from the hair,' leaving" it f dry,, fadedi 'brittle, streaked with gray; then' the hair roots shrink! and thej ha lrf falls out fast.K.: U -i- ' -A 2 5 -cent .battle f, refreshing, rra grant : "Danderlne" jwiii do wonders for any, girl's hair. This vitalizing teauty-tonic acts on the hair like fresh showers ot rain and sunshine act on vegejtatlon It goes right to. the jroots invigorates" noiiriahok TarX lfea r thenm them. helping ith hairtdl grew, thick, healthy and luxuriant, '-t . : ;Try this for one week! ;.Vhile eomblng, and, .dressing your nair, moisten ' your 'hair ' prnsh with' k little 'DftnderIhe,J and ' brush it through your 'hair-the, effect is startling! ;;Yohr- half - Immediately takes on new life aha that' healthy; yduthfiil luatte, becomes Incom parably! soft - wavy j -and 1 appears twice as' : thick' and--abondant. Adv. ' - . j- riow to Keep it Thick ) ( Healthy; Vigorous S AiP ' 'Y-Af ... &t- ,th:4&4d:jigmesad,aud 05c ,r Whomuow jresidea oa A rortif Of it." ' - - I ' , v Besides hls fourp chiljlrrn 'U leavefi "seven rrandchiiji-H . WegrWt'ganucfiUd. I .Ilia wifeana life longlco-npa.-lonjpesscd away Jt.3c three nre' Iprior .to .his -death.hcrr for e services being- held .-at" the irai ? hour,. theT same 'day. -thre-.w.er heforaxr Afterthat he stjoifj loso all interest in life 1) ; -VraV times expred'hipi--( '.'a j being ready to go now' " 'He -was. a: devoted .Tatb i-,,rv.'i was one of the lastj of a fat dis appearing generation "whb helped to develop and make this; wester. country : whet it is. -1 " . r , . ' PILOT GETS DUCKI.VG 1 SEATTLE. Dec. 3 1 Dizzied by the, glare, of. the.sun on Hue sur face of Lake vTaihlngtd7 Xleu t. Ralph- E. Davison misjudged tho distance in ' vkihg a" landing at 70 miles an jhorfr'in a Mssla seat er navy." pursuit plane iferb tri U afternoon, ; lost 'the trsm4 in ISO feet of water and was himself saved with difficulty .after-he had been, hurled, from Ithe wlreck. Any .man j canj be honest it. ho is closely watched and Snows it. Aavertismff Regardless of how tric sny thin? Riay be advellising or ! otherwise -u file's' you believe it, it is to if ou, to say the least, : a misstate ment. ; . - I It is biir !airn, our endeavor' at all times to say nothing but absolute truth injfmr ad vertising and to sat' it in such a way that iti is . be lievable. , ,:: J , . You tvill not find It ' mis statement, exaggeration or untruth in - our adveHisinff during the year 1926 1 any statement! that we make we honestly think it to bfe abso-. lute truth.; v ; ; J - - ' If you r have any ronbIe with, your yes, we will tell you the truth about them, too. : Morris Optical jCo. ' 303 Oregon Bldg 'Ji "J. f . . Salem, Oregon; Yeast and flour, j Pep and power: f . Fruit-Ola-Nut breld Nflff said.r;.'A J ' Mi$tlard Bakfery Schaefer! Herbal- .-j. . . ."'fill li.i An eccnomical and ef ectivc ;ough syrup made in? Salem in d sold only, by Y -ft ' -V , -t VI -r - --Jt S-fr ";r :-; '! ' 1 - . ""- ..1 . f K? DRVG-STOIU1 i V . - . . - 3. : "Ther VelJow Front riire i: : 133- North Commcrciai Believabl '-."Sy 4 Tor 81 ' r""-X ' "Jl Grocery J Coukh